biospheric

Using biospheric energy beyond a certain level could result in global destruction, however.

How you would apply a concept of closed biospheric system to Mars is yet to be worked out.

Nebulon's powers were dependent on the biospheric energy of planets.

Here, the local tutelary spirit, the biospheric gestalt, was dead.

Moreover, the global pattern of biospheric transformation is uneven.

Nebulon's powers are a result of biospheric energy and his alien physiology.

During this time he compiled statistics on biospheric processes and their connection with cycles of solar activity.

The earth's surface soils, water bodies and bottom sediments are thought to be the primary biospheric sinks for mercury.

The most recent and comprehensive inventory of biospheric changes caused by humans was published in 1990 under the auspices of Clark.

But in most cases, at least half the biospheric change caused by humans has taken place since World War II.

The biospheric spirits are forgiving and adaptable.

He recommends more research, with 'the aim of creating a global system of biospheric regulation in the interest of human society'.

It thus connotes an archetypal steward of biospheric well-being."

Mikulčice has a biospheric reserve, containing for example European Beavers and stork nests.

When terrestrial planets such as Earth are involved in large impact events, there can be physical and biospheric consequences, though atmospheric entry mitigates most surface impacts.

"Presumably you think that the Helliconian humans should allow the phagors to coexist, to maintain the biospheric balance?" "

Since green economics emphasizes biospheric health, an issue outside the traditional left-right spectrum, different currents within green politics incorporate ideas from socialism and capitalism.

Certainly, the consequences of our ever-growing numbers and the biospheric effects of our increasing technology dependency are the legacies we leave our descendants.

The biospheric model of personality is a contribution to the psychology of personality proposed by Andras Angyal in 1941.

Angyal's biospheric model of personality was found to greater generality beyond the domain of personality, to a broader range of systems.

Less than two weeks ago, Yale University received $20 million from the Bass family of Fort Worth to establish an institute of biospheric studies.

Charged with promoting research on the probable medical, psychological, and biospheric effects of nuclear war, the group was awarded the Nobel Peace prize on December 10, 1985.

But Dr. Averner, NASA's manager of biospheric research, said $500,000 would do wonders toward starting a program of computer simulations and laboratory experiments.

"Many of the great cathedrals took three or four hundred years to build," said Dr. Mel Averner, manager of biospheric research at NASA headquarters in Washington.

If there is little or no axial tilt (or obliquity) relative to the perpendicular of the ecliptic, seasons will not occur and a main stimulant to biospheric dynamism will disappear.